04 / Responsibility · Truth & Reconciliation

Acknowledgement begins with listening.

We understand that the places where we work are connected to living histories, relationships, and continuing obligations.

01 — Land acknowledgement · Treaty 1 territory

The land carries relationships that continue today.

Resolve Group works in Winnipeg on Treaty 1 territory, on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and in the homeland of the Red River Métis.

We recognize the treaties and responsibilities connected to this place, and view reconciliation as continuing work guided by respect, learning, and accountable conduct.

02 — Our responsibility

Respect should be visible in how we work.

Listen

Create room for Indigenous knowledge and perspectives while recognizing that meaningful listening is never a one-time exercise.

Learn

Continue learning about the histories and present realities that shape the communities connected to our work.

Act

Turn respect into choices, relationships, and practices that can be reviewed, strengthened, and held accountable.

03 — Ongoing commitment · Not a finished statement

Reconciliation is a continuing responsibility.

An acknowledgement is only a beginning; its value is shown through the relationships, decisions, and conduct that follow.

Learn through credible Indigenous-led resources and community perspectives.
Approach engagement and partnership with humility, transparency, and respect.
Review organizational practices as understanding and responsibilities continue to develop.

Have an opportunity in mind?

Let’s resolve what comes next. ↗